🇬🇧 UNTOLD STORIES OF BLACK BRITAIN | American Couple Reacts to Kent's Black History

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  • 🇬🇧 UNTOLD STORIES OF BLACK BRITAiN | American Couple Reacts to Kent's Black History | The Demouchets REACT UK
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Комментарии • 28

  • @amanslife360
    @amanslife360 Месяц назад +3

    Good video
    Good to see our Afrcan American making an effort to find out about us.
    Respect.

  • @mrebk3358
    @mrebk3358 Месяц назад +6

    Can we get more UK black history pls demoucet fam 🙏❤️

  • @7lillie
    @7lillie Месяц назад +3

    17:39 Queen Victoria had a painting commissioned of the Fisk jubilee singers, so yes they came over and made an impact!

  • @charlottehardy822
    @charlottehardy822 Месяц назад +6

    Well I learned about Samuel Coleridge Taylor in school but today I found out he was black. Makes me wonder what other people I was taught about were also black, especially as I was about 30 before I found out Mary Seacole was black as well, guess they didn’t think ethnicity was important to tell 90’s British kids about.

    • @TheDemouchetsREACT
      @TheDemouchetsREACT  Месяц назад

      They didn't share pictures of the people y'all learned about?

    • @charlottehardy822
      @charlottehardy822 Месяц назад +1

      @@TheDemouchetsREACT not all the time no 😏 lots of pages of text.

    • @seanrohan5829
      @seanrohan5829 Месяц назад

      Not to be confused with Samuel Taylor Coleridge the poet

  • @mstmy7082
    @mstmy7082 Месяц назад +4

    Sara wasn't simply gifted as an oddity here.
    The African King kidnapped the young girl from the head of a rival tribe, after killing all her relatives and destroying their village, and kept her as a trophy and enslaved her.
    When the British Officer came upon them he challenged the king to free the girl. Initially he wouldn't, until the British put on a display of how powerful his Queen was after seeing his disadvantage he agreed to give the girl to the powerful queen, to maintain his own position better with the British.
    As Sara was effectively an orphaned princess, the British officer presented her to the Queen and explained the story. Upon hearing it the Queen said something like, a princess should be treated as a princess and officially adopted her. Little Sara didn't much like living in the Palace with all its unfamiliarity, so the queen allowed her to stay with people she knew and was more comfortable around.

  • @norman1757
    @norman1757 26 дней назад

    I so glad you looked into this being a black brit i knew nothing about the people mentioned. I was superised.

  • @geoffreynolds8835
    @geoffreynolds8835 Месяц назад +2

    Yes Queen Victoria did have an Indian. She learnt his language,and apparently they were great friends. He cooked her Curries and apparently she ate a curry every day.

  • @Lilly-ud6qs
    @Lilly-ud6qs День назад

    Would love for you guys to get to know more about The Caribbean Windrush generation and the abhorrent way in which the UK are treating them. ❤

  • @isomario
    @isomario Месяц назад

    Its always great to see yall light up when you discover new links in our collective history. Pretty interesting that there were no black historian or researcher in the piece. There is always a Jamaican connection, lol.. we are everywhere💛💚🖤

  • @mrnancy1114
    @mrnancy1114 Месяц назад +1

    I really enjoyed this, perhaps in the future you guys can do a feature on Dr Dr Onyeka Nubia *Blacks Britannica: Diversity in Medieval and Early Modern England* and *Black Tudors Live Q and A with the author Miranda Kaufmann* both may exceed the limit as they are about an hrs long, but even if you choose not feature them, you can have a look, will leave the links in the correct place.

  • @adeOLUWA
    @adeOLUWA Месяц назад +2

    The yellow looks good on you two.❤

  • @brendafraser5777
    @brendafraser5777 Месяц назад

    I've seen a lot of British History made into TV movies on PBS

  • @oyaami1874
    @oyaami1874 Месяц назад +1

    You should research the Ethiopian Prince. His people have recently asked for his body back.

  • @smoke5543
    @smoke5543 Месяц назад

    Great video

  • @HeartBreakHigh
    @HeartBreakHigh 28 дней назад

    Could you make the inserts larger for futures videos? As lovely as you both look, the inserted videos are the point of interest.

  • @kaleahcollins4567
    @kaleahcollins4567 Месяц назад +1

    Seems like this black American knows more than most Black Brits anout their own history. And is it truly their history where are the generations of blacks who had been in England since before the Middle ages . Where are the black descendants of nobles ?

  • @kaleahcollins4567
    @kaleahcollins4567 Месяц назад

    Sara was already a princess she was captured and instead of being married to the King of dahomey or sacrificed she was given to The Queen . Queen Victoria only kept her as she saw her she was a little princess her name was Aina which means princess or daughter of the chief. Queen Victoria took a fondness to her because she was very smart smarter then white children around her age ( queen Victorias children included) Queen Victoria cared for her because she sae herself in her the little girl she too was orphan and taken from all she knew

  • @oyaami1874
    @oyaami1874 Месяц назад

    In the meantime the British in Australia were wiping out Aborigines with a brutality that defies belief.

    • @MrCoxy38
      @MrCoxy38 Месяц назад

      I don't know where you get that information from as Britain did not wipe out the aboriginals all's Britain did was give the aboriginals the technology to wipe themselves out how's the operation is was still living in the Stone Age when Britain landed

    • @robertzoomer9886
      @robertzoomer9886 Месяц назад +1

      It wasn't 'the british' but soldiers who were there to ensure that the Convicts served their sentences.
      These Convicts were taken away from their homes and families to a foreign and hostile land and most never saw their loved ones back home again.
      The Aboriginals and the Convicts were both subjected to unbelievable acts of violence from the Soldiers who were also sent over here with not much say as to whether they wanted to come.
      It would have been a matter of desperate people fighting for their existence, both foreigners to Australia and the native peoples.
      Both sides that were living here at the time were afraid and sadly the Aboriginal people did suffer greatly.

    • @curtisthomas2670
      @curtisthomas2670 2 дня назад

      There goes the ws types lying about actions of their tribe